I have a hard time remembering games I didn't enjoy. I don't buy many in the first place, so I often put in a lot of research beforehand.
The RPG I enjoyed the least, however, would probably be Dragon Age Origins.
There was nothing really memorable about the game aside from Alistar or Shall. The world was exceptionally bland, and the parts which weren't so dull were all places you never went to visit. Orlais sounded far more interesting than Ferleden. The accents were at least more attractive, yet it was always talked about only in conversation. The entire game might have been far more interesting had it taken place somewhere else. You would have just went somewhere else instead of Ferelden because you had just been accused of killing the King. That's a pretty damn good reason to go into exile.
I didn't like the combat. Warriors were too similar to rogues, and they ruined mages. The trees were bland for mages. The only interesting tree was entropy. Blood magic was a complete letdown after all that buildup. Apparently arcane warriors were overpowered, but if I had wanted to roll a warrior I would have rolled a warrior.
The story followed the Bioware formula pretty tightly.
I didn't care at all about being a Grey Warden. Being a Jedi in KoTOR was interesting because of the force powers which came with it. Being a Grey Warden was just the result of a resistant immune system. You didn't get any cool powers. It felt like I was on Taris for the entire game because of this.
The RPG I enjoyed the least, however, would probably be Dragon Age Origins.
There was nothing really memorable about the game aside from Alistar or Shall. The world was exceptionally bland, and the parts which weren't so dull were all places you never went to visit. Orlais sounded far more interesting than Ferleden. The accents were at least more attractive, yet it was always talked about only in conversation. The entire game might have been far more interesting had it taken place somewhere else. You would have just went somewhere else instead of Ferelden because you had just been accused of killing the King. That's a pretty damn good reason to go into exile.
I didn't like the combat. Warriors were too similar to rogues, and they ruined mages. The trees were bland for mages. The only interesting tree was entropy. Blood magic was a complete letdown after all that buildup. Apparently arcane warriors were overpowered, but if I had wanted to roll a warrior I would have rolled a warrior.
The story followed the Bioware formula pretty tightly.
I didn't care at all about being a Grey Warden. Being a Jedi in KoTOR was interesting because of the force powers which came with it. Being a Grey Warden was just the result of a resistant immune system. You didn't get any cool powers. It felt like I was on Taris for the entire game because of this.